Lulu's Law" Sends Amber Alerts for Nearby Sharks
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“LULU'S LAW" SENDS AMBER ALERTS FOR NEARBY SHARKS”
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Australia installed shark nets at Sydney beaches way back in 1937!
After a deadly string of attacks in the 1930s, NSW deployed the world's first government-mandated shark safety nets. Lulu's Law echoes that legacy — using modern tech to warn beachgoers of nearby sharks.
Lulu's Law mirrors AMBER Alert, created after a 1996 child abduction.
AMBER Alert launched in Arlington, TX after 9-year-old Amber Hagerman was kidnapped and killed, becoming federal law in 2003. Lulu's Law applies that same community-alert model to warn beachgoers of nearby sharks.